New York Apartment - 1 Bedroom Rental in Little Italy, Soho (NY-15539)
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This is a model apartment. It reflects both the quality and the style of the apartments we offer at this location. The individual apartments are a variation of this one with some differences in layout and exposure.
This furnished one bedroom apartment is located in the exciting neighborhood, Little Italy, which is near Soho in downtown Manhattan. Situated in a 6-story pre-war building, this apartment has both an elevator and laundry room for your convenience. In addition to this hotspot location, you will be able to enjoy panoramic views of NYC from the shared rooftop deck! The apartment is also equipped with a video intercom system for your safety.
The great part of this apartment is that you can enjoy the hustling and exciting aspects of Little Italy and Soho, and come home to a tranquil environment. Since the windows are noise canceling, you wont have to worry about your beauty sleep. The kitchen is equipped with high-end stainless steel appliances, and the large windows grace the apartment with natural sunlight. Styled with contemporary décor, this home provides a living area with couches, a stereo system, a flat screen TV and a designated dining area.
Mulberry Street is the heart of Little Italy. With such a wonderful culture and rich history, this location is not only desirable by tourists; it is also a great place to call home. Little Italy provides so much to do and see, especially regarding Italian food and entertainment. With dozens of restaurant options right on the street below, you will never have a problem finding a place that fits your needs. If you would like to venture away from the Italian bubble, Soho has other multiple eateries that range in exquisite cuisines. If you like Asian food, check out Nyonya on Grand Street, or if you prefer American food, Barmarche Restaurant (3 blocks south on Spring Street) is the place for you. Finding a place to eat will never be a problem. Cooking at home will be easy too; you can hit up the local grocery store, like a Spanish specialty store called Despana (just around the corner), or maybe go to the Whole Foods half a mile away.
Food isn’t the only great part about living here; this prime location is great for entertainment, shopping and leisure. If you love art, you’re in luck! There are so many galleries for you to check out such as the Clic Gallery on 255 Centre Street, or the Soho Loft Gallery on Lafayette Street (only three blocks away). If you want to spend a day at the museum learning about culture, you can attend the Museum of Chinese in America, or the Italian American Museum. For a day of leisure, Columbus Park is only 0.3 miles away. If you want to relax, play sports or chess, or even just people watch, this place is suitable for all those needs.
Although this furnished one bedroom is in a great location, there are times when you might need to travel to other parts of Manhattan and New York as well. The subway stations that are nearest this apartment are only three blocks away and give you access to the 6 line, the N,Q,J,Z,R,B and D lines. Traveling around New York will never be a hassle because you can catch any train in no time!
Please note that the apartment is located in a lovely area and some noise can be heard at times.
- Air Conditioning,
- Cable,
- TV,
- Laundry inside the building,
- Terrace,
- Pets allowed,
- Smoking not permitted,
- Elevator
- B, D Trains to Grand Street / Chrystie Street Station
- J, N, Q, Z, 6, R Trains to Canal Street / Broadway Station
- J, Z Trains to Bowery / Delancey Street Station
- living room
- kitchen
- bedroom
- bathroom
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Review by: James K., Jan 01 2014 From: United States, Apartment Rental: 3 months |
While I enjoyed the stay: |
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Answer by: Apartment Owner Mar 10 2014 |
Dear James, |
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Review by: Kelley C., Nov 26 2013 From: United States, Apartment Rental: 1 month |
Very disappointed with the apartment for mainly the incredibly cheap and uncomfortable beds. Might as well have been sleeping on boards. The linens and towels were threadbare at best and the kitchen stock was more than lacking. When I moved in I had to have the bed replaced due to springs sticking out and the replacement was only slightly better. The comforter was dirty and threadbare and the replaced one was hardly better. The towels, when we finally got them, were frayed and old. |
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Answer by: Apartment Owner Mar 19 2014 |
Dear Kelley, |
